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The Barcelona corporate architecture trip is a five-day international programme led by an architect guide, spanning Gaudí and Catalan Modernisme through to contemporary architecture and urban regeneration projects. It begins with a flight from Istanbul, Ankara or İzmir to El Prat Airport, with accommodation in hotels close to the city centre. Historic buildings and current built examples are read side by side on the same route.
On the morning of day two an architect guide leads the group along Passeig de Gràcia to the Modernist buildings of the Eixample; in the afternoon the group visits Gaudí's Sagrada Família Basilica and Domènech i Montaner's UNESCO-listed Sant Pau Modernist ensemble. The mornings of days three and four are set aside for visits to architecture practices and institutions relevant to your sector; these visits are requested on your behalf, depend on the host's approval and schedule and are not guaranteed. Any unconfirmed slots are used for architect-guided city walks. On the afternoon of day three, in 22@ and Poblenou, the group examines the superblock schemes, the green transformation of Consell de Cent street and the area around Torre Glòries.
On the afternoon of day four the group visits the Mies van der Rohe Barcelona Pavilion, designed for the 1929 World Exhibition, and the Fundació Joan Miró designed by Josep Lluís Sert. On the final day the La Borda housing cooperative and examples of social housing are viewed from the outside with the architect guide, followed by the return flight.
The programme can be planned for teams of 25–250 and is particularly suited to architecture practices, construction and real estate firms, and interior architecture and urban planning teams. The amount of walking each day is high; it requires a moderate level of effort.
The programme does not include a confirmed visit to any named architecture practice. Visits to architecture practices, institutions and companies relevant to your sector are requested on your behalf; they depend on the host's approval and schedule and are not guaranteed. Confirmed visits are shared before the programme, and any unconfirmed slots are used for architect-guided city walks.
We can pass on your request for a meeting with professional bodies and sector organisations; such meetings depend on the host organisation's approval and schedule and are not guaranteed. The programme is designed to run in full even if no such meeting is confirmed.
22@ is one of Europe's largest urban renewal projects, transforming Poblenou, Barcelona's former industrial district, into an innovative, sustainable and technology-focused place to live and work. The Superilla (superblock) programme is an innovative urban planning strategy that reduces car traffic to pedestrianise public space, increase green areas and adapt to climate change. These projects serve as reference points for urban planners worldwide.
Yes. Participants from provinces other than Istanbul, Ankara and İzmir first connect to one of these cities on a domestic flight. As an additional service, we can also organise all domestic flights and connections for you.
Visa procedures are not included in the standard package, but we offer Schengen visa advisory and appointment follow-up as an additional service. As part of the tour, we provide the company invitation letter and all booking documents.
The standard programme is 5 days and 4 nights. On request it can be customised as 4 days and 3 nights (intensive) or 6 days and 5 nights (more comprehensive, with Montserrat or Girona added).
Yes, all the guides on our tour are professional architects with in-depth expertise in Barcelona's architectural history, current projects and urban planning. Turkish-English interpreting is also provided at any confirmed office and institution visits.
On request, we try to arrange visits to sustainable housing projects (eco-collectives, Passivhaus examples), industrial conversion projects, social housing examples and building materials innovation centres; these visits depend on the host's approval and schedule and are not guaranteed. Projects open to the public can be viewed from the outside with the architect guide.
The Barcelona Architecture Tour (Gaudí & Modernisme) is aimed particularly at large company teams of 25-250. The programme sequence can be tailored to the number of participants, how departments are organised and the motivation result the company is looking for.
This programme is placed in the economy segment. The final figure is shaped by group size, travel dates, transport, meals, guiding and any additional activities.
The programme's additional features are contribution to the local economy, low waste and an accessible programme. Low-carbon transport, low-waste operations and local sourcing options can be added as required.
Tell us your participant numbers, date range, destination, budget segment and particular requirements through the tour request form, and we will put together a proposal with alternative programme and pricing options for your team.